Tech Talk 34 - May 21st 2020

Guest Speakers and subjects:

Shamser Ahmed, Senior Consulting Software Engineer, LexisNexis Risk Solutions Group - Watch Recording
Workunit Analysis Tool Update

This talk introduces the latest developments for the Workunit Analysis Tool and shares its roadmap plans.

Shamser is a Senior Consulting Software Engineer at LexisNexis Risk Solutions Group. He joined the HPCC Systems Platform team in 2015, having spent 4 years as the tech lead for the ESP team in the UK. Shamser is involved in many different areas including the code generator, the analyzer and changes to support the cloud.
Jeremy Clements, Software Engineer III, LexisNexis Risk Solutions Group - Watch Recording
ECL Cloud IDE

This talk will give an overview of the ECL Cloud IDE, a zero-configuration, collaborative environment for creating ECL code.
Jeremy is a software developer who has been with LexisNexis Risk Solutions Group for 5 years. His work in that time has consisted of application development and support of users internal to LNRS, as well as R&D, including proofs-of-concept for usage-based auto-insurance scoring and zero-knowledge identity proofing systems, based upon distributed ledger technologies. He received his BS in Computer Science from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Greg Panagiotatos, Software Engineer III, LexisNexis Risk Solutions Group - Watch Recording
Video Training Series

In this talk, Greg will speak about his new series of short developer videos on using the ECL Command Line Interface to help users handle simple tasks more efficiently. See the full list of available videos in this series.

Greg has been with LexisNexis Risk Solutions Group since 2001, starting off in Legal and Professional, Content Creation / Global Electronic Product Delivery. He joined the LexisNexis Risk Solutions HPCC Systems team in 2010 as part of the open source initiative. In that time, he has been working on the (HPCC Systems) core platform development team producing platform related documentation. He has help to build a documentation delivery system based on open source standards which automates documentation production and even helps to develop some self-documenting software. He has been working on a series of How-To videos to supplement the traditional HPCC Systems documentation.